Evening sentinel, Friday, January 25, 1895 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Mwhflotlleonimalfreed

over the tunes into the
in through user. and
Mbtolanholllfll'olles.
A .wherebowoo captured. The
cut,tho wagon body badly.
and the ohaftr were broken.
, to of the wagon were
bruised.
”theta smooth surface boo anon
_, ‘ thoroughenowontbe ponds, it
Quinn out thotowell-known BiotSlde
m lady ~ will her lady and
multichanew way to havoc
Mfiuontbeice. after the manner
cr’hirrnniooiunmr Weetport, whole
emu!“ young lady in quorum.
“Animal" nights ago, invited a
Molhorgaeotshad a fire built
, atthoedgsottboponduoto big kettle
(I whhcoluinltwa tho None, placed
“Mountable near, ond.whon
theohatreahadbeen “fluently enthus-
ellhyitho colon oroma, signalled them
, hitportokootwhatthey admit won one
‘ 'dthonootplu-ngas well as refresh-
.‘llgof repeats. There woe little outlay
, old but little trouble expended in bring-
hgobout thoofloir.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

J. Roy Marvin took bio Sunday ochool
close to his delighqu home in East Nor-
our. Wednesday night. A delicious
dinner “woo served. and the evening was
apt in singing and playing games.
Int before the boys were to return

‘ ‘ home, Ir. lorvin gave each of the nine
7 - hath book with five dollars onit,ed-
. . ‘ vlalnithem ”inquire the habit of env-
‘ iug wh‘ififlthey were young. Ifr. Mar-
7 ah ha always been a favorite teacher
‘audbmuehlovodbyhlo boys. During
its evening there was musical eoloctiono
by. Spencer Adamo upon the piece.
Manuela, on the violin and a.-
‘ thirBillonthe'eornot.
W‘v’“
7' f M J. B. gWheelrr woo en-
‘ modaroterdoy. moving his household
dents into the 3..an building. which
heioeoonlto occupy. He was waisted
hy the Ghiotto hoye. The book part of
the store has been partitioned oil and
will he need for domestic purposes. Mr.
Wheeler says the only regret he will
have nponfleoving his old quarter-a will
hothathc will lose one of the but end
‘3‘ mmung of neighbors. U.
Gillette. tho froiterer.

 

Reference waoZmode the other day in
thh column to a dead pole which stands
directly loathe sidewalk on Fort Point
dreet. A citizen thinks we should have
spoken also of the dead poles along Ven-
Zandt avenue, moot of them on the north
side. While their location is not or
objectionable as the one first mention,
theyohotlld be removed.

Jacob Rudder. the ohillful paper hsng'
or employed by E. E. Gorham, will take
nntohimselfo wife. Sunday. February
34th. The happy young lady will he
lies Colin Bomm. of Bridgeport, and
the ceremony will be parlor-ed in Ballet
Hell. in that clt__y._4~u_

Arohibct A. N. Paddock in getting out
preliminary drawings ior a large reel-
dencoln Darlen. ltiotobo on thorame
lines on T. 1 Ray mono'a residence in
South Rrowaik, of which Itr. Paddock
it the architect, but will be considerably
lamr- ._..

In. Charles Barnes. of Cranberry
Hello. loogneot fora few days at the
loot avenue m idence of George 8. Greg-
ory. the popular East Norwalk llvery'
loll. Ire. Berneolsthemotherof Ire.
(iv-tom we...

Herbert (lei-ham. who made a holiness

4" , hip to thin place, and spent several days
with bk pronto on Ioplo avenue, rs-
tlrled to Swelterd today.

' Minnie fairly good on lien-
gdll’t mill pond. and teeny Best Dido

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ , mom-naming.

‘hmoacitnaahminwm he so-
' Wthieefteroooneed evening by
1...“.MMM

’Ahrlghthobyenowsohere yerterdoy
blondlmchorltrfiomhooth o.-
' ‘Iynwghtrmfbonhrryfloviflt-
who-renounce...

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hycollidlngwithotree. lie.

th-ejoyrhe sport every of- prln
years ago forbiddingiho priutt oftheos .

willheoeoaroarytohavoeoerootof‘the

, mom Amrjvwltyoithwv.

I. B. Smith. '1. J. Crow. Alphonso
Dibble, William loose and J. RVle.
cent, object on the ground that the
otteotlonotcfonflclentwidthinooverel
placer. Inmawqaancedthiomeootlov
tionsappeortoboateotandotillundun»
looethoprcportyownoruhoweo inclin-
edcntomsuthoeorepenyhslt-woyitio
probable no trolley core will run to
Darieethloyeor.

0.1..Ogdenhaojuoteoldhio now six-
room house on Witch lone to George
/Beott,otDorien, who will move in the
Intel larch. Hervey Ackort has the
contract totpoint the structure.

Ira. Lewis I. Jewell, of Cross street,
while Warming her boneohold dutiro
on Wednesday loot, dropped a ditiroo
upon her foot. injuring that member
quite badly.

In. J. Edward Vincent, who has
bed a severe attack of the grip, was out
for the first time ycoterdoy.

BABIEN AND NOBMON.

A large number of the many friends
of Mound Ina. ll Blodhiy oseem'
bled at their homo loot night, and a very
pleasant time was enjoyodby all who
attended. The evening was spent in
card playing and various other games.
At 12 o'clock a moot tempting luncheon
wee served.and it was on early hour
this morning bolero the guests departed
for their homes well pleased with the
way they were entertained. Those
present were Ir. end In. Charles tilllo-
pough.lr. and Ira. William 8. Will-
mott.Jr.. Ir. end lire Andrew Jayne,
Ir. and Ira. Henry B. Tollee. James
Pooley, Everett Ilillspough. John Fair-
banks. Andrew Whitclow, Misses Bertha
Pooley. Florence Hoyt, Jennie Foirban ho.
lyre Brush and Frenceo 8. Tolleo.

In the House. yesterday. Represents-
tive Inunshury introduced a reoolution
for on appropriotion of $5.000 for o
soldiere' monument in Spring Grove
cemetery. ‘

Mrs. Andrew Buttery is quite tick, be
ing threatened with pneumonia.

Ernest Koch is battling against a se-
very attack of the grip.

Georgo Sherwood and family are mov-
ing to East Norwalk.

Miss Katie Paris has returned from a
vieit in Brooklyn.

CRANBERRY PLAINS.

A three color sociable will be held to—
morrow evening, at the home of In.
Henry Crawford, under the auspices of
Washington Lodge, 1. 0. G. '1‘.

Mn. Charics E Gregory is visiting her
mother in Weston.

 

NEWS 01’ TI!!! NORWALKS.
The ocean barge Lawrence, with 7i5

tone of coal. arrived at John H. Ferrlo’
wharf this morning.

 

Mr. and Mrs George Demon. of Frank-
lin avenue. will celebrate. this evening,
the tenth anniversary of their marriage.
or wooden wedding.

Have you got an assessment list extra?
if not, buy one before the edition is ex-
heusted. You will find it veluoble for
reference.

 

‘

Miss Julio C. Smith entertained quite
a number of her little friends at her
home. last Saturday afternoon, from 8
until 6 o‘clock, at 3 Burritt avenue, it be-
ing the sixth anniversary of her birthday.

 

Misc Grace Snyder has recovered from
her recent attack of the grip.

hlioo Annie ll. Heron. of Schenectady,
N. Y., is the guest of her cousin, Mire
Grnco Snyder, of Taylor avenue.

 

hex let-tho lolo oi lite-pr.

The figures of the sale of poetage
stamps and other postal matter during
the quarter endirlg [Member ill loot. of-
ford some encouraging indications of an
increeee in the volume of the hminere of
the country. The clamped envelopes
made under the new contract began to
be issued on January 1. and the buoln'eo
«immunity can now obtain the traced:
ofthoredhcedraleo. Therehoo been a
eovlngofneerly 20 percent. in the out
of iboenvrlopoo to thogovmmvnt, er‘
elusive of the pootogewud about half this
amount will inure to the honrtit oi the
public. Time No. ornvelopre, formerly
cold at ”including '90 for the postage.
willnow booold for h2l so The print.
leg of return rrqueote for booinere hour-a.
free of additional one . will be com
untied eounder the contract The

requests after the expiration the old
mm. but this h‘l'llu grated in the
next appropriation the hosts
wlll ho prion-d under theold rule-"(limit
log the printing to the name and address
of the tendon

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lialewYmmtllloneueglmedino
esraththavanueandldthrtreetmostine
Muhwhleh gives iimvhdyepepoie
moth-remi- epoodhldlhoo lndce
(of hillsaed duallyhovo topoyflw
reektorthoteflliechorotocoroth-n
whetwslld heihorevhgp-eoptu ii

 

A minister is a certain iownteok pm
men-ct leave of bio W in the
following matter: “monoculture.
looms teary good by. I don’t think
God loveo this church bacon. none of
you ever die. I don't think you love
each other heeonee I never marry any at
you. I don't think you love me bananas
you have not paid my celery. Your
donations are moldy fruit end wormy
apples'ond ‘hy their fruits ye shall know
them.‘ Brothers. I am going away to a
better place. I have been called to be e
chaplain of a penitentiary. , Where I go
you cannot come. but I go to prepare a
place for you,_snd may tho Lord have
mercy on your souls. Good bye."

"Ben‘s a teller," said Plcdding Pete.
who has been indulging ‘ln literature.
“wot says dore'otoo much labor agita-
tion in dis country." ”Dat’s what (ion
is.” replied Meandering Mike. “I on!-
fers from it meoelf. Every time I think
of labor it agitator me."

lint Qeillo (st 1 a. m.)—-Where have
you been until this hour? Kr. Quins--
At ze onion. belanchin‘ my ooohh!
lire. Quins—Well, I hope they. balonoe
better than your feet!

Ire. Weggleo—lo there going to bee
steeple on your new church? Ire. Wig-
gles-4'0. there’s going to be a debt on it.

Smollwort-l hear that In. Lease is
going to Calitcrnio. I wonder if the
climate will agree with her?

Ford—It will if it knows its business.

“By the pcwere,” exclaimed the Ern-
orolder. on hearing oi a plan for greatly
accelerating railway opre l, "we‘ll soon
getto Inndon and back footer then we
can stay at home!“

Ww-v~.. .. ...._..__.

it cures piles, it cures obstinate sores.
choped bonds. woundr. It dore thia
quickly. In there any good reason why
you should not use DoWitt'e Witch Bar-
el Salve? G. A. Gregory & 00.. and u.
nonm-

 

Efiiiiiiih‘i‘iniii” Er gonna}. “tan.
Portland avenue. Brooklyn. on Thumay.

 

«1|va. to the ninety-fifth yer of h—r
ego Funeral oervl or on Monday.
Jlunnl‘! Ill. at 29. in . at her residence on
but avenue. Sorry-1k. Donn. 15 It

Taylor a: Golden
BealEslale andlnsurance"

woonnro‘rorr nun.

.Perenno lonkl fora lot or house and lot
with the view a purchase .ore invited to
call and examine our list. \ e have them for
sale in every portal the city at mechanic
prices and on new terms. on! if

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WI il‘r e: If

HTROVG competent lrl for general

hon riturk. (hall at 6 I: in street heforn
1 o‘clock In the eflernm n. or between a and 8
in the owning. A. B. WUODWABD. 126 (it

 

 

 

NEW YORKc stom~tellorlmr home. do

log an agency buslnm orclmllwly. and
uni-ring the hoot paying line in the marl-cl. do
sire- Ulflet‘lll’a on merit to represent them.
who can lurnlah a bond. to her-die
tlirir line in flouth Norwalk. To Honor prmy
will consign imminent punts pollcruo in make
a... good u r-lmwlng or any mnrchom tiller in
iliei‘liy. For further partlculorw iulilmie "S.
J. 8.."151 illeecker street. New York city.

jnllllw

CLEANINH and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. I‘m-oer south Main
street. on line if electric care. rlouih Nor

wells. Conn. We mlwtfuliy onnnuuce to iii
citizens of South Norm-lit. . nrw elk rind vlcl -
lty that we Miobllshed onrvelvee in rm r
millet~ in the dyeing and I-lmnln hueln
and are now prepare-- it! do all him it of cl
int: and dyeing lo the very brat attic and in n-
uer. imilea‘tulte. «Irma-lib" made it or
a rut. cloeha, «open. lnfltnta’ (‘.l~ffl.ll1ll‘lfl.
r lmnaJrInm Dlltuo, organ. billiard on ere.
mnMeworfe. lies. kill glows kid a (w,
also feet rs clams! rind our led. henlle en's
memo and or cleaned and pressed l
t manner. (l. llU'l'l‘ERFArltl.

gililliMAK‘ltll“. Rowers wanted 0
k
2..

owns. Hi Hummit eerl.

'l‘lt new. ‘

Pillar-(71mm home with m urn lin-

l mvwnente. in good locollotl. lqulrw of

owner at m'f'el'lor run-Mia over it M eel.

or molnvrcu ll melted. agent. i w”...
lugton street. ill tr

CORNER cottaeeun Living-ton lace. mod.
ero improvements. healer. h it end cold
wetor. loath laundry. elation» lulu. etc.
Intuilre tutti. Wllrl. All ll. MD no, 76 Wool
avenue. old if

10"“ min front apartment over nine».
shoe store. soluble for o! no or small
family: also four room or crime l. third etury.

r-er. lnbulidlmeeahlnuin . elveet
”. A nu, «mice (lull Whirl CIGAR cum
pony. orhlnrtonatmi. m if

Ollnnand born on illnart Jamie. hon:
. oethe Wilbur I. No Inc more; rent. ros-
wr’nahlz. Apply to'l‘AYLoll a output.

wildlife-m“... " ”r17... 33.3"..." l.
T ell. ”West attain» till: Nowell”;

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T urnrfi.

Aw... W... at“... .

Alo- th warn rt w
hwmw Marmm .,

 

 

January It. m6. CAROL!!! or. Join: t'm- '

 
 
 

“will. "

it

‘l'hofollowing patents were leaned Jon,
5.1M. Llotfornisbed from once MA.
I. Wooster, potent lawyer and eollcitor,
W:

'l'. H. locDonold. Bridgeport. two
flashlight device, elrctrlcolly outr- .-
clntch; l‘. B. Richardo. Bertfovd. »
cotter head; J. c. Stavros. Bottle
butlon setting machine; 1. O. W
Hartford, mo loylinuer engine;
Hitchcock, a . rumotio '-
tnendlno device; J. c. iller, W W :
bury, filling indicator for lamps; t' "‘
Schoonmebl, Weterhury. galvanic
dry; 0. A. Ericnoon. Stomlor'd,
E 'l‘illmnn.8temford. on notable ,
bearing; J 'Daut. New ritain.
plane; J. D. Bemphill, Buntlumn.
fer-ding attach lit for knittin mar
chime; C A fie}. Cromwell. f“
not; J. IrCa by. Norwich. hli . 3W
tenor; F. W. White. Norwich. king
mechanism for guns; J. Roche, Trf'!’
ville. mooteney padlock. T ll: 3*"
words, New London. but water Dell"
Trude-marks Pleinville Manufaclufinfl
company, Pleinville, knit undrf 681';
Collins company. Canton. two. "'3‘“
named ed... tools; 6. L Bonnier. Der-
by, remmly for tobacco habit. f

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Customer—l om furnishing a modern
not. Floorwelker—Jhe toy department
is downetoirn.

"I'll tell you whet," raid Mcswottcrl
the other evening. "if you want to bring
out what's in a man give him a see voy-
are."

Her Io-Sir. you've stolen
ter’s love! Bold Culprit—We
return ii? Her Mo (makin

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. y daugh-
dldn't 1
her exit.

thieves. ”

You make no mistake I ‘
Dewitt‘e Little Euly Rise
tie-es. dyspepsia or head .
these lllllc pills cure thrill-w; G A. Greg-
ory & (30.. end 6 0. Still - .

Whennehywaoalck.“ her-(hm
Whenshewoeofmihlahc ntorcastcrlm
Whamonecamollm-I clungtom

. rcn cry for
'1 “o'Iao

r‘ltchpr's astorla.
. Probate
up» luallnn has been made

or m mini-lira! on oi the wettlh'
. late of Norwelk. in said

 

id Rainfall!!!) be heard and
Pro reunion in Norwolh.
January. 1&5. ht lOo‘oluck
t public notice thereof be
no micro-ted therein by pubs
thl- ordr~ in a newspaper havimr a clr~
n in cold )lnlrlt'f. at least five days he-
d day of hearing.
ASA . WOODWARD.
Judge.

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TIIB Cl "SET? All) CES§PO0LS
CLHAHEI).

Ll. u oer orrontod in be done in the heat
menuv r aml for leact money. Block or
ollt maul. 3 cord: he 'or straw by hole or

‘ or of our lion’s, Boyo’ end Children's

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

tomtichet,you buying lit the lowest
oath figures. We Have tile Loteot Fad

‘ little money

ooldr)-Another case or “in ‘ or among -

Icon get genuine home made PIES end

tormlo 'Whfl
mum throne More a-
w’ now whenio the lot!-
“w Igureo at which we can

all what havotoofl'er to you end we .
"villains accordingly. We will '

r .. to'on‘llletero durillg our Ocu-
wnfiolo ithoutAnyF'rodtto Our:

lee.
- ‘o Fine All Wool Tailor Made 0v-
" ’ r u ”I a ”r ‘w-"y '13 ‘0. 1‘.75.
17 75. 019 75, at 75. .34 ill.

The old prices remain on. the tickets.
nd the now can be seen on

 

in Vests. made of Drab Gordon]. the
large twill. oeven buttons and Jopelle on
the pockets for .250. Iluch style for

OPEN THIS EVENING.

MEIGS (it 00,

821 Main cor. Bonk It. IBrIdvaort. 0t.
Helen and Rotation at Good Clothlnx.

DR. F. W. ARMER
tillllllili 11 list.

'l'eelh Filled and Extracted thout vein.
Sets of Teeth on Bed Robber

 

 

(Crown end Bridge. Work.)

Teeth Extracted Painletltly, 50c
Amalgam fillings, - 50c
Platinum Fillings. 75c up
Gold Fillings, $1.00 up

“Si work at reasonable chorues and gnorom

Office open evenings until ll p. m.
N0. 42 WASBIUG'NMI II'BII'I'.

Over Post Office. South Norwolk.
12! lyr

 

 

own-:li's

is the only place in town where you

CAKE'J.

lflWllEi'S

BON Boss and cnooomrns, a fine
frrsh lot always on hand.

We‘ make a specialty of hot TEA.
COFFEE and CHOCOLATE, SAND
WiCllE‘J, cw.

Served at all Hours:

Colon 5c“ tiendwichhea 5e
Tea he Pies 5e
Chocolate 5e. Cakes he.

I! llnrth Iain strut.
South Nor-walk. Ct.

”NOTICE. ,____

HE Board of Relief for the Town of Nor-
T wn'k. on the assessment list or 1894. will
meet in thou-nice of the Selectmen. Mondny.
Jon. lili. um at 2 owl-cit: Wednesday even-
ing. January 9th at. 7 o‘clock: Saturday. Jenn.
ery 12th. at 2 o'mo It: Wednesday evening.
January filth. ot‘.’ o'clocli: Saturday. Jermain
lilth. at 2 o'clock: Wedntmiu) evening. Janu-
nryZlil.rtt ‘.' o’clock;Hamrdoer-nuory :t’nh.
at 3 No ou-k. for thr- puroose of hearing and do.
termlnlng any end all appeals mode to them
from lhednlngsof the Merci-ova. The Board
of Rein-f will meet with lhr meteorites e lolll'
hoard Folilnlny. January l‘tih. o2 Zo'clm'll. for
the lurwm- of ahotlng the polls of sick and
dim. lwlpereons.

 

 

 

 

innumm w. rli of all lnds. l). L. .lA‘lEri.
Flor Mil Him in Nut-walk. d3'1lrn

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘ best FISH at the lowest poorlblo prices.
If
i.

no You buy the best? There's a pleasure in
selling the best goods.

‘ : mum QUALITY

“I'll" BFFSBE. SDLIIII' [Willi STIME.
“"Wé*“.....-“:‘s‘n...‘. on THE EARTH

And can give you the biggest bargains in TURKEYS on Saturday that you have
seen thin year. (fall and one our stock and be convinced that we are telling the
truth this time it we are never guilty of doing the name ogdln. Full line of the

THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,

Norwolk, Clam, December “.1804. r
Ill

~. kit 1‘ . Boo d
llE‘ltY RIEYWOUR.%
rill NNY ll. FOX. Wile!

. 5.. e. .l. w. _ ,._.

that a. man is judged by
the quality of the goods
he sells.

tello the story of a
large business With
us the past year.

Nflw

as low as we can. That’s mighty
low. With it all comes confi.
demo and trade.

. AAA

ELT. HATCH,

Mllllllll. STREET.

GIAII‘, DAL'I'.

 

VII 0. I'I'O.

 
 
 

If you have snore to grind
E’tbe assessors for listing . .
E‘property too high, coma , ‘
Woo and we will show “

lttl till we
' trillion shot
It in. 24 Ill
25. so in line.
lliliougl this in
*surlusulglu
is a other to
enumerate some
of out my great
bargainsioisu-
min and lie
leslnlnemleel.
)elwaaslyouln
tale it ill grani-
ed this time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It will be a grand time for shop-
Wpers. Lots of

SPECIAL ms,

At a price to close out. Elev "'
Willing thet is cl ' ‘
E’winter stock will be If

 
 
 
 
 

0031' on LES i

Q‘how to save the differed-j;
3

WM cost between last yer;
Wand this. ‘

'SHHTMWALK .
Boston Store,

83 Washington Siren!

S(). - NORWALK.
jqfrrfriuumltt.

 

 

 

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Tfl-Nllllll.
IELES'I‘ER

“ANNETTE '1' E
u.”

' DANBING GT

MatineeTomonow a12:30

iii.” Siliiflfii.'lillifi'
BOLTON’S
SUPERB —— PlCTU‘

Ml) equate feet of convex. Powerfu

'i'i‘ffilrluulcisw:

First lecture. Wednesday we:

Mil iiub sci: "The Four floor one

Second return. Monday

W rl F'uirlect; l d
on ere ‘ p w
Third l ctnro, Monday e

25m 'llll‘lt‘t‘t: “lrrlr‘l‘v‘lool’t‘am in
Fourth ectnrr. r n' e

“object: "wmmlu we“ ““0

Erpmltlon." , by gum

room llclrelo. ill on;

salute: i‘ltlllll‘t'll'lfl-lllitllil “ll. 00!-
lilorrliiprn ot . Lew" .

More your coursed“ “no“.

of Brown Jr Wilma "It W l

WWW--- W in sight.

ENTERFM“

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by lire Il‘slorl " ’

In any evening 0. ll.
)9ng a series of four

.- with a powerful oal‘
Tuesulam Methodist church.
Plan accomplished gentle
Magir‘ gifto ooo smoker. He Is
1 Arnhem college. The

 

 

 

 

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ml’o’igimegifmi.‘ .,"‘ fl ' mm" l "n E. J. WADHAMSv Propl'etor Mun his ontertelomentshy the
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fill! W] Wood. lit-8. l hatllfactlon guaranteed. -— Telephone coil, w. 33": :Lrwmm
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375%"; 3,1: Nagoya; ,, 3m BIG FIRE SALE AT 7 u m . “mam“:
En improved mi... sudden»? lfii‘“: 'l‘lchetowlll harmonic thence
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